Unfavorable House Locations According to Feng Shui

According to Feng Shui, the location of the house is an important aspect to consider when choosing or buying a house. The better the Feng Shui location, the better your life. But unfortunately, there are locations that according to Feng Shui do not bring good luck, and should be avoided as much as possible. But if it is not possible to move house, here are some locations you should avoid according to Feng Shui and how to overcome it:

1.      Satay Skewer House

Skewered houses or T-junctions are highly disliked by Feng Shui because it is believed to bring problems to the residents of the house. If you already live in a house in a location like this, you can install a traditional Bagua mirror facing the traffic coming into the house.

2.      House on A Dead-End Street

Dead end houses have the same challenges as skewer houses. This can be remedied by placing a traditional Bagua mirror facing on coming traffic.

3.      The Entrance to The House is Blocked by A Tree

Trees are good feng shui and contribute to the life energy of a home. But unfortunately, the presence of a tree will bring problems if it is positioned right in front of the entrance of the house. The way to fix this is to move to another house or move the door position, not to cut down a healthy tree.

4.      The Front of The House is Wider than The Back

One of the most problematic house shapes is one where the front is wider than the back. This means being unable to maintain wealth. The best shape for a house is like a money bag, the back is wider than the front. If you already have a house that looks like a dumpster, and it is not possible to renovate or move, place a light in the back corner that points upwards and towards the house.

5.      The Back of The House Slopes Downwards

This is the condition of the land on your house at the back sloping down and away from the house. This is believed to cause the collapse of resources such as wealth. To overcome this by adding some lights or tall poles in the two rear corners of the house to raise the energy.

6.      House on The Hill

If your house is located on a hill and the surroundings are all open, this is an unstable and unprotected location. The solution is to provide a deck to provide stability to the house.

7.      The House Next to Yin's Location

Yin locations are devoid of life, attracting low and lifeless vibrations such as cemeteries, funeral homes, railroad tracks, highways and dilapidated buildings. If it is not possible to move, clean the house regularly and plant green plants around the house to protect it.

Thus are 7 inauspicious locations according to Feng Shui. Hopefully this information is useful for you before deciding to buy a house or improve the condition of your current house.